Gold – Ecole Secondaire Kelvin High School 36 points Silver – Institute Collegial Vincent Massey Collegiate 41 points Bronze – Garden City Collegiate 55 points 4th – College Jeanne Sauve 62 points 5th – College Miles Macdonell Collegiate 79 points 6th – Sisler High School 91 points 7th – Glenlawn Collegiate 113 points 8th – River East Collegiate 130 points
JV Boys
Gold – St. Paul’s High School 21 points Silver – College Miles Macdonell Collegiate 52 points Bronze – River East Collegiate 58 points 4th – College Jeanne Sauve 97 points 5th – Steinbach regional Secondary Collegiate 125 points 6th – Sisler High School 130 points 7th – Grant Park High School 138 points 8th – Daniel McIntyre Collegiate 149 points 9th – Ecole Secondaire Kelvin High School 196 points 10th – J.H. Bruns Collegiate 201 points 11th – Sturgeon Heights Collegiate 225 points
Varsity Girls
Gold – St. Mary’s Academy 20 points Silver – College Miles Macdonell Collegiate 38 points Bronze – Ecole Secondaire Kelvin High School 64 points (Based on Tie Breaker) 4th – Garden City Collegiate 64 points 5th River East Collegiate 69 points 6th – Sisler High School 113 points
St Mary’s Academy
Varsity Boys
Gold – St. Paul’s High School 22 points Silver – College Miles Macdonell Collegiate 51 points Bronze – Lord Selkirk Secondary School 57 points 4th – Grant Park High School 68 points 5th – Ecole Secondaire Kelvin High School 102 points 6th – Maples Collegiate 112 points 7th – Sisler High School 133 points 8th – Institute Collegial Vincent Massey Collegiate 141 points 9th – Glenlawn Collegiate 144 points 10th – Dakota Collegiate 195 points
ASESSIPPI SKI AREA & RESORT – Inglis
Overall Individual Results
JV Girls
Gold – Annika De Smet – Institute Collegial Vincent Massey Collegiate 13:34 Silver – Kaitlyn Schroeder – Ecole Powerview School 14:25 Bronze – Addison Champagne – Institute Collegial Vincent Massey Collegiate 14 :28
JV Boys
Gold – Dorian Johnson – Westgate Mennonite Collegiate 11:40 Silver – Carter Heroux – College Beliveau 11:52 Bronze – Lincoln Dyck – River East Collegiate 11:59
Varsity Girls
Gold – Lililianna Aiello – St. Mary’s Academy 13:08 Silver – Sadie Macuira – Westwood Collegiate 13:13 Bronze – Elia Groselle – College Stonewall Collegiate 13:49
Varsity Boys
Gold – Liam Palmer – Garden City Collegiate 16:29 Silver – Adam Smith – St. Paul’s High School 16:44 Bronze – Nate Phillips – Carman 17:13
BCSS & UBER ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP FOR THE 2023-24 SCHOOL YEAR!
BC School Sports is excited to announce a game-changing partnership with Uber, a global leader in rideshare, ecommerce and food delivery technology. Uber will proudly serve as the Presenting Sponsor for the BCSS Girls and Boys Basketball Provincial Championships, our premier event of the year. Further, Uber will be recognized as the official rideshare and food delivery partner for BCSS through its newest offering in the Greater Vancouver Area—teen accounts.
Teen accounts are an Uber account for your teen with trackable trips and highly rated drivers. Designed for families on the go, teen accounts can assist busy parents who can’t always be there to pick up / drop off their teens. Parents/guardians must enable the account in order for teens to use it and safety features like live trip tracking for parents and real time notifications for parents are built into the experience.
This partnership between BC School Sports and Uber represents a significant step forward in ensuring convenient rides for young passengers while broadening access for youth to engage in sports within the vibrant Greater Vancouver community.
To celebrate this partnership between Uber and BCSS, Uber is offering the following promotion:
60% off (max $15 off per trip) for your next three rides when using the promo code BCTEENFALL23, where teens accounts on Uber are available. Terms apply.
Uber will also be hosting a webinar for coaches, athletic directors and staff to introduce Uber teen accounts and provide more information on how families and teens can use it throughout the fall sports season. Please join the webinar on Thursday, October 19th at 3:15 pm PST – details to come
OFSAA is pleased to extend subsidies for students once again in the 2023-24 school year!
The following 2023-24 deadlines to submit an application are in place:
Fall Sports – October 31
Winter Sports – January 31
Spring Sports – April 28
The current application form can be found HERE and must be used to apply for funds this year. The fillable version of the form can be found HERE.
Important Information for schools:
The current application must be used. Complete fully, checking off all the items covered by the sport specific fee, and making sure the *parent section* and signature are filled in.
To determine grant eligibility, the committee will consider social and economic barriers facing the student’s family as identified by the parents. It is Important that the parents include comprehensive information on the family’s current financial situation.
The maximum amount a student may receive is $135.
The endorser should be a person aware of the student’s financial situation and needs, and of the breakdown of the athletic fees (general and sport specific). An Athletic Director or Physical Education Department Head may best fit this role.
Monies are only approved for inter-school participation fees for regular league play. This grant is not intended to cover any costs associated with exhibition matches, tournament play, or additional costs incurred from qualifying for championships.
We may not be able to provide funding for all applicants, so schools should evaluate the students applying and submit forms for those that are most in need.
Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
La participation au sport scolaire offre des expériences enrichissantes et hautement formatives. La FASSO tient à niveler les chances dans ce domaine en offrant des subventions aux élèves qui ont de la difficulté à couvrir les frais d’inscription à une ligue sportive. Le formulaire de demande se trouve sur le site Web de la FASSO. Le formulaire est obligatoireICIpour demander une subvention cette année. Les dates limites 2023-2024 suivantes pour soumettre une candidature sont en place: Sports d’automne – 31 octobre Sports d’hiver – 31 janvier Sports de printemps – 28 avril
Information importante pour les écoles:
Il est obligatoire d’utiliser le formulaire de demande le plus récent. Le formulaire doit être rempli au complet, y compris l’information sur les frais d’inscription. Notamment, les parents doivent remplir et signer la section Situation familiale.
Le comité de sélection tiendra compte des obstacles socio-économiques auxquels la famille est confrontée. Il est donc important que les parents fournissent suffisamment de détails au sujet de leur situation financière.
La subvention maximale est de 135 $ par élève.
L’endosseur devrait être au courant de la situation financière et des besoins de l’élève, ainsi que des frais d’inscription (tant les frais généraux de participation au sport inter-scolaire que les frais liés au sport pratiqué par l’élève). Il pourrait s’agir de la direction des activités sportives ou du chef du département d’éducation physique.
Les fonds sont octroyés seulement pour couvrir les frais de participation aux ligues sportives inter-scolaires. Les coûts de participation à des matchs de démonstration ou à des tournois, ainsi que les coûts supplémentaires de qualification pour les championnats, ne sont pas admissibles.
Les fonds sont limités. L’école devrait effectuer une présélection et soumettre les demandes des élèves dont les besoins sont les plus grands.
Les demandes seront traitées selon le principe du premier arrivé, premier servi.
The 2023 Coaching Excellence Awards are happening NOW! #ThanksCoach to these 15 outstanding coaches from across #Ontario. Check our Instagram for their stories. Special thanks
@HydroOne for supporting each of our winners with a $500 spending prize for their teams! #NCW2023
For 17 years, the Ontario Coaching Excellence Awards program celebrates the dedication and commitment of exemplary individuals who inspire, innovate and share knowledge of sport with others.
The Awards recognize the importance of leadership, performance and the value of human insight which are all integral to great coaching. Coaches were recognized across Ontario at the 2023 Ontario Coaching Excellence Awards celebration on September 16.
The event marked the start of the ninth annual national Coaches Week, a celebration of the tremendous positive impact coaches have on this nation’s athletes and communities. The week is an opportunity to recognize coaches for the integral role they play by simply saying #ThanksCoach.
To celebrate National Coaches Week (September 16-24), representatives from OFSAA, the Coaches Association of Ontario (CAO), Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport (MTCS), and Hydro One were on hand to present the province’s most prestigious coaching honour, an Ontario Coaching Excellence Award.
The OFSAA School Sport Coach Award winners were selected by OFSAA based on their unique contribution to sport through continuous development. The Award does not reflect the accomplishments of a teacher-coach in any one year, but the contributions over a period of years.
The 2023 male recipient of the “Coaching Excellence Award” in the School Sport Category is Chris Finner of St. Michael Catholic High School in Kemptville, ON.
Congrats @OFSAA Male School Sport Coach winner from @CDSBEO Chris Finner! Chris finds a place for anyone who supports the team, developing students to be better athletes, teammates, mentors, & leaders. #ThanksCoach for all you do for sport in Kemptville! #NCW2023
The 2023 female recipient of the “Coaching Excellence Award” in the School Sport Category is Stacy Ganogiannis-Reid of East York Collegiate in Toronto, ON.
Whether it is winning OFSAA championships or a student improving their grades, Chris and Stacy are advocates for sport as more than just a team, but as a family.
“We are thrilled to recognize coach Chris and Stacy for their unwavering dedication and support of athlete development on and off the playing field. Our communities are strengthened by the relationships created and fostered through sport and coaches like Chris and Stacy are leaders in creating those safe, fun, and positive spaces for youth to grow,” said CAO’s Executive Director, Jeremy Cross. “Congratulations and #ThanksCoach to the recipients and for the impact on our communities.”
Congrats to Stacy Ganogiannis-Reid, our @OFSAA Female School Sport Coach Award winner! Her coaching philosophy extols the benefits of being a well-rounded multi-sport participant for the “healthy mind, healthy body , healthy social” connections. #ThanksCoach Stacy! #NCW2023
About the Coaches Association of Ontario (CAO)
The Coaches Association of Ontario is an independent, non-profit organization that supports coaches from community to high performance across all sports in Ontario. For more information, please visit www.coachesontario.ca, follow on Facebook or Twitter.
Before we look ahead to our 75th Anniversary of OFSAA in 2023-24, we need to pay tribute to the student-athletes and coaches who stood tall in the spring!
Our recaps of the championships and festivals can be found here in the pages of our fall issue of The Bulletin Magazine. We know that you will like to read about the accomplishments on the field of play and in the community of our Brian Maxwell, Character Athlete and Alumni scholarship and award recipients!
Congratulations to our exceptional recipients and all athletes and coaches who participated in our spring events in 2023.
Please enjoy the pages of the magazine and we look to recognize the standouts in our special milestone school year ahead!
Look for printed editions of the magazine in your school soon!
